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| okay just a test post to see if my ticker tape shows up! |
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| Good news is, I thought it was 2 carbs for a 8 oz mug...turns out it's only 1.... Sorry! |
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| Thanks Scooter! Guess I was lucky I lost weight then considering how much I drank In fact have had a total munchy day today, nothing out of bounds - maybe just a bit too much |
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| UK Girl, how did you fix the Rhubarb? I've just bought some, and wasn't sure what the heck to do with it?? Thanks~ |
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| LOL , well to be quite honest didn't know what I was doing! but........I just washed it, cut it into about 1" pieces, added about a mug fullof water and some splenda - and then simmered it over a gentle heat for about 10 - 15 mins - Had enough there for tomorrow as well but I just ate it! ........with some othick cream with a tsp of splenda in it - lovely sweet and sour combination. Just dont let it burn! I am sure that I have totally totally blown the carbs today, but no choc, bread, croissants etc - my old WOE !! - so bearing in mind that really I have just eaten what I would have done before minus the bad bits I should be okay?maybe? ps for dinner - chicken breast stuffed with a slice of pate and wrapped in 2 rashers of bacon cover in foil and bake in oven, and roast meditteranean veggies! |
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| Hi!! I buy frozen rhubarb from Sainsburys, and cook it in the microwave with water and splenda and it comes out really nice!! so you dont have to worry about burning it!! I normally burn everything!!! your dinner sounds gorgeous!! I made a recipe *emma* told me about this evening - jalepeno peppers sliced in half, seeds removed, fill with cream cheese and then wrap in bacon and cook on 190-200 for 20 mins!! soooo nice!!! I was just in heaven eating them!!! I had to remind myself I was on a diet!! they're great if you like it "hot and spicey"!!! hehe!! jane xxx
__________________ 5ft 4 / female - age 36 start date - 20th March 2006 -restarted 8th August 2006 sw188/cw150/gw147 |
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| Jane I love those. I have a smoker. In the summer I love to put those in the smoker and let it slow smoke and cook them. Soooooooo good! Thanks for the rhubarb ideas ladies! UK girl you're doing better!! |
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| Hi Jane - the jalapeno peppers sound good I think - but arent they like the green chillies we use in curries - sounds very spicy to me,or could I use bell peppers, also can you just make sure that I am on the right track for cream cheese - are you talking about mascapone, ricotta, phillidelphia style cheese - shamefull that I sell all these things at work but never used them before! not too big on cheese as all previous diets have really excluded it and this new WOE is new! |
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the peppers seem to lose some of their hotness when you cook them, but I like spicey things so probably dont notice how hot they really are!! are bell peppers the big ones?? yes in half they would taste gorgeous as a side dish!! mmmm I use a similar cheese to Phili! its just Sainsburys own brand at a quarter of the price of Phili!! full fat cream soft cheese I think they call it - all of the supermarkets do their own version of it! mascapone and ricotta cant be used on induction, so i tend to steer clear of them!! ( but when you can have mascapone - try it mixed with splenda and some coffee granuels disolved in a couple of drops of water!!! its soo nice) have a great weekend jane xxx
__________________ 5ft 4 / female - age 36 start date - 20th March 2006 -restarted 8th August 2006 sw188/cw150/gw147 |